Strategic Relationships with Industry Partners

Over the years, Siemens Healthcare Diagnostics has established mutually beneficial strategic relationships with other companies in the medical industry to consistently provide better service, consistent quality and innovative products that meet the day-to-day needs of our customers.

The purpose of this section of the Chest Pain Perspectives^® internet site is to provide an overview of these relationships and provide links to the companys’ respective internet sites to enable our visitors to learn more about our partners.

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With heart attacks, time is of the essence. Time equates to either loss of life or loss of heart muscle reducing subsequent quality of life. Knowledge is power and EHAC knowledge provides early symptom warning of an impending heart attack. This is a strategy put forth through chest pain centers that are developing throughout the United States. For additional information, click here.

Society Of Chest Pain Centers

The Society of Chest Pain Centers is a patient centric non-profit international professional organization focused upon improving care for patients with acute coronary syndromes and other maladies.

The Society promotes protocol based medicine, often delivered through a Chest Pain Center model to address the diagnosis and treatment of acute coronary syndromes, heart failure, and to promote the adoption of process improvement science by healthcare providers.

The Society of Chest Pain Centers offers educational opportunities, such as the annual Congress of Chest Pain Centers and accredits Chest Pain Centers. For more specific information on the Society of Chest Pain Centers, click here.

Sieck HealthCare Consulting

In this new era of HealthCare Reform, CMS has placed an emphasis on early intervention of cardiology patients. The implementation of advanced rapid diagnostic protocols is now the focus of evidence-based medicine. In order to optimize both clinical and financial outcomes based on new Government Regulations, a “Revolution of Reimbursement and the Evolution of the New Standard of Hospital Care” has forced a paradigm shift of cardiology patients to the Emergency Department, “Gatekeeper of the future”. As hospitals transition from a Fee-for-Service Healthcare Model to a Cost-Avoidance Model (post Balance Budget Act, 1997) these systems including physician practices are now integrating the Emergency Department (ED) as a viable part from the onset of patient treatment. For more specific information on Sieck HealthCare Consulting, click here.




Siemens and TELCOR Inc. have entered into a strategic relationship to offer connectivity solutions via the Quick-Linc™ Data Management System to help our customers become POCT1-A compliant. For more specific information on TELCOR Inc., click here.


Quick-Linc™ and QML™ are trademarks of TELCOR Inc., Lincoln, Nebraska 68510. .